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| + | ====== Build procedure of Tiny68K partial assembly ====== | ||
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| + | Solder the Altera EPM7128 with a fine solder tip. Match pin 1 of EPM7128 (marked with a dimple) with silkscreened pin 1. | ||
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| + | SMT filter capacitors C9-C12, C10-C12 are located at the solder side of the pc board | ||
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| + | SMT resistor R12 (27K) located at the solder side of the pc board | ||
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| + | SMT capacitors C2-3 (20pF) located at the solder side of the pc board | ||
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| + | Install R13, 4.7K resistor | ||
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| + | Install Altera programming header, P2 | ||
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| + | Program the Altera EPM7128. Make record of the current consumption. During programming the current should be 70-80mA. After programming the current should be lesser than 200mA. | ||
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| + | Photos of a partial assembly. | ||
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